Abandoned Luna Now Untouchable (Cecilia) novel Chapter 78

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Luna Regina looked worried, and Alpha Yardley noticed it right away.

“Let’s be honest,” he said, leading her into the garden behind their house.

He placed a hand on her waist, a small touch that stitt made her smile after all these years.

“If Sebastian really likes Cecilia,” Alpha Yardley asked, “could you accept her?”

“I’m not a hypocrite,” she said finally, voice calm but firm.

“When other werewolves date outside the pack, I say it’s their choice. But for our son?

He’s the future Alpha of Silver Peak. That’s different.”

Normally, Luna Regina didn’t interfere in Sebastian’s love life. If the girl was kind and he truly cared, she wouldn’t complain.

But deep down, she’d always hoped he would choose someone from within the pack-someone who understood their ways, their laws, their legacy.

“Didn’t you once say you’d be happy as long as she wasn’t a criminal or a vampire?”

Luna Regina let out a soft laugh and nudged his arm. “Every parent wants the best for their child.”

Then her smile faded.

I’m not saying Cecilia’s a bad person. Liam told me a bit about her. She’s strong-resilient even. I truly hope she finds peace.”

“Just not with our son,” Alpha Yardley said, raising a brow.

Luna Regina sighed, guilt flickering across her face.

“Okay, maybe I’m being unfair. But don’t pretend you’d be fine with it either. Sebastian isn’t just some kid in love. He’s the next Alpha. The entire pack is watching him. The Elders are already nervous. If he chooses a human woman-someone outside the bloodline, outside the tradition-they’ll question everything.”

Alpha Yardley’s smile faded too.

His tone turned thoughtful.”You’re right. His choices carry weight now. They always have.”

He reached over, resting a hand on her shoulder.

“But maybe we’re overthinking it. Maybe it’s nothing serious. Didn’t you already line up a few strong young she-wolves for him to meet?” Luna Regina nodded slowly.

But the unease in her chest wouldn’t go away.

Xavier

I had the social contact information and phone number for Alpha Sebastian.

So when I awoke with a pounding headache from last night’s drinking, the first thing I saw was that damn post.

Strawberry mousse cake.

My vision nearly turned red with fury.

That brand, that flavor-it was Cecilia’s absolute favorite!

The word MATE flashed through my mind before I painfully remembered:

[We had signed the diverce papers yesterday.

She was no longer my Luna. We were over. I had lost her forever….

The emptiness inside me felt bottomless.

And then that fucking strawberry cake twisted the knife deeper.]

The divorce papers were barely dry, and she was already throwing herself into Alpha Sebastian’s arms?

After what she’d promised me?

Rage and jealousy coursed through my veins.

I grabbed a burner phone and called her-she’d blocked my regular number and all my social media accounts, leaving me no other way to reach her.

lasked someone to get me a new phone with a new card and dial the familiar number.

When she answered with a cautious “Hello?”, I couldn’t contain myself.

“Is this how you keep your promises?” I snarled.

Wou’re quite the actress, Cecilia! Couldn’t you have waited just a few more days before

• rushing into another Alpha’s bed-”

She hung up.

I stared at the silent phone, my chest heaving.

The wolf,Kael inside me clawed to be released, wanting nothing more than to hunt them down and reclaim what was mine.

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Cecilia massaged her temples after ending the call.

She’d clearly overestimated Xavier’s maturity.

His intermittent fits of possessiveness were exhausting, especially now that they were officially divorced.

Both Alpha Sebastian and Beta Sawyer had heard Xavier’s furious outburst-particularly the word DIVORCE that had echoed through the car’s interior.

While Beta Sawyer looked surprised by this revelation, Alpha Sebastian maintained his composed demeanor.

He’d already known about their divorce proceedings from his sources.

An uncomfortable silence filled the car.

Cecilia turned her face toward the window, watching the concrete walls of the underground parking garage slide past.

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